Foreign Minister Paolo
Gentiloni chided Germany and France Wednesday for criticising
Italy's migrant policy, saying "Italy does what it has to...and
much more, saving tens of thousands of human lives and welcoming
refugees".
Speaking to the Corriere della Sera newspaper, Gentiloni
said the Dublin agreement is out of date and new rules are
needed on migrant flows, EU asylum and repatriation.
In Hungary, meanwhile, police used tear gas to disperse 200
migrants protesting fingerprinting and in Germany Chancellor
Angela Merkel and President Joachim Gauck visited asylum centres
attacked Tuesday by neo-Nazi thugs.
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